January 25, 2010 3:00 PM - 452 attended
MoMo #14 - mHealth
- Date: Monday, January 25th
- Time: 16:00 - 19:00 (excluding drinks, 15:00 doors open)
- Location: De Duif (Prinsengracht 756, Amsterdam | map)
Doctors in the house
The line-up is slowly coming together. Although our list of speakers is not yet complete, we can share some of the names of those who already confirmed:
- Jen S. McCabe (LinkedIn, twitter) - Founder of Contagion Health
- Ivor Kovic (LinkedIn, twitter, blog) - Founder of the Open ECG Project
- Bart Collet (LinkedIn, twitter) - mHealth authority
- Robert Houtenbos (LinkedIn, twitter), Internet manager Univé-VGZ-IZA-Trias
- Nick Hunn (LinkedIn) – Technology evangelist Low Energy Bluetooth Ecosystem
- Fabio Sergio (LinkedIn, twitter) – Creative Director Frog Design
- Jeana Frost (LinkedIn, twitter) - Experience Designer PatientsLikeMe
- David Doherty (LinkedIn, twitter) – Business Developmet 3G Doctor
We expect more speakers to confirm in the next week or two. Keep an eye for update on this space. We will update the list of speakers once they confirm.
New Venue: de Duif
A short reminder - the preaching of the Mobile gospel is to be done in a church. We will be at another venue than we used to be at before, so make sure you come to the right place: Mobile Monday #14 is held at 'de Duif', located in the very center of Amsterdam, Prinsengracht 756. Make sure to note this address in your planner if you intend to come. We would not want you to miss our first speaker;)
When to get your RSVP
Be ready to grab your free RSVP when the first 250 RSVPs are released next Monday (January 11th) at 12:00 sharp. Make sure to be in time because we can run out of RSVPs within minutes: last event the first 250 RSVPs sold out with 15 minutes. We recommend programing a reminder in your phone or subscribing to the RSVP SMS alert:) Once the RSVPs are released, you can get yours at Meetup. For those who are not near a computer or on holidays: use the brand new mobile Meetup site to get your RSVP. Just to be clear: although MoMo is a free event, an RSVP is mandatory.
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PS. Mobile Monday is organized by volunteers and would not be possible without help from our supporters: Triple IT, Vodafone, CM, Logica, and Skyhook Wireless.
Overheard: MoMoAms plans to help organizing a business trip to the Mobile Monday Global meeting in Vancouver later this year.
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Yuri van Geest
@JoppeVanDuijn: We are surprised by some of your comments. We would appreciate it if you would substantiate those claims. Only Vodafone was sponsor talk. Some talks before the break had a few commercial slides, agree but especially after the break all talks were objective and content based. Too bad you left early. Anyway, thanks for your feedback and hopefully see you next time.
Posted January 26, 2010 at 11:46 AM -
Jan van der Sluis
Oooppsss... a typo in my comment. 'A bit boring; ....' should read as ' A bit boring repeating; .....' Should be understood as a positive comment, guys. Sorry.
Posted January 26, 2010 at 9:36 PM -
Ivor Kovic
I had a blast talking at the mHealth event. Organizers were great, the production was fantastic, the venue was amazing, and the audience....wow the audience was really incredible. It was just pure delight to present to these people. Thank you all for your support, kind words and some really cool ideas you gave me.
Posted January 27, 2010 at 5:21 PM
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Yuri van GeestEvent HostCo-OrganizerGood start in a new location. Fantastic turnout and audience, lots of key players on baord. Lots and lots of speakers and insights, practical and visionary. A bit too much speakers, I can imagine and relate. Next time we will allow more time and room for the networking part and more interactivity.
Overall, a complete experience on mHealth. Thanks to the whole team, especially Maarten!
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Jan-Willem van den PolMooie locaties, uiteenlopende presentaties en een goede sfeer. Aan het eind merkte je wel dat de spanning wat daalde en het wat onrustig werd maar het was dan ook wel etenstijd :)
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Jan van der SluisA bit boring: a nice program with quite different levels of presentations. Being a free event I think visitors should accept some promotional talks. No problem, as long as they don't dominate. On remark however: why in Engish? Or: why international? Occassionally, I can picture, but it now seems to be a trend. No Dutch projects worthwhile (which can be the case...).
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Bernadette WijningsDe ruimte was erg lawaaierig, de sprekers voor de pauze vrij slecht, na de pauze wel heel goed. Vond de Rode Hoed fijner omdat de borrel en de sprekersruimte afgesloten konden worden.
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IngridFantastic event, great topic, qualified speakers. Thank you once again MoMo! The field of mHealth is huge. I believe it would be easy to fill another MoMo session with more speakers on this topic. Looking for ideas? Contact me! @scholtheis
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evert stobbeReally liked MOMO #14. Didn't know anything about mHealth beforehand. Got inspired! Overall quality of speakers was high, really liked Jen S. McCabe and Ivor Kovic.
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Johan LemmensGood way to catch up on developments on mHealth. Still, basically a greenfield for mobile developments with a huge potential; social and economical. Speakers: some great, some inexperienced. Time management was a challenge this MoMo, which led to empty seats after the break.
The new venue now holds enough people and has a good ambiance, but networking after the break interferes with the presentations, which is a step down from the old venue where networking and presentations were more or less divided in two separate rooms.
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Joe LamantiaIt was very large. It was hard to hear while sitting in the back. Some of the speakers needed more practice.
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Peter VermeirenIt was a good meeting, a bit to abstract in some cases but overall an inspiring occasion.
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Jamie FoggonI thought the mix of speakers was great - some in depth industry knowledge (Kovic was great), combined with some great design thinking from Fabio Sergio. I enjoyed it a great deal, and wish I'd been coming to the previous ones! ps - If Marc reads this, I met you at the service design drinks in Westerpark, I work at Media Catalyst.
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Marc de BoerGood speakers, good fun. Gave me an overview of what is going on at the front lines of mHealth. Most were a bit global though, visionary or wishful, only a few were about real results. Obviously a world were things don't move as fast as in commercial fields.
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Eric-Jan Achteneerste helft bijgewoond, weinig nieuws gehoord. Verwachte m-health insights te krijgen, was vooral e-health ontwikkelingen
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Dirk-Jan KoemanPoor acoustics in venue, rude/noisy people. Some excellent presentations and some poor ones!
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Gianfranco Chiccothe event was great, type of content and speaker were very well balanced. Only con is that the welcome & introduction to the event was made in Dutch... though I agree we are in the Netherlands (but you still have an international audience and also for the foreign speakers it would be good to understand what is being said). Great work guys!
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Thijs de VriesSome very inspiring speakers, although maybe a bit too much for a monday evening. Lots of information so it was not really possible to discuss the speakers with colleagues or other interesting people.
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Albert BoswijkGOOD SESSION, next time better time anagement of one speaker less. The last speaker I found the least interesting
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Iskander SmitGoede Momo, met een goede opbouw. Eerste serie presentaties wat minder spannend, maar zeker de laatste twee zeer ok. Als altijd weer erg goede vibe. Door de uitloop van het programma werd de borrel een stuk korter (mensen moeten toch naar huis).
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Len Clabbersnot a topic close to my current business so my opinion is less relevant. overall the meeting was a bit too long (as could be noticed by the number of people leaving before the last speaker
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Mario PedroliGood inspiring speakers. Although the message was much alike: collecting data via mobile apps will improve health care.
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Jet LabrieHeard quite a few new interesting things, I especially like Nick Hunn & Robert Houtenbos. Unfortunately I couldn't stay till the end and had to leave at the break.
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Samuel VissottoMoMo #14 was simply enlightening. Coming from NTT DOCOMO, Inc. we tend to think that there's nothing going on in the world of mhealth except for the Nippon thing. Well, today I saw health going mobile, in great style at De Duif Amsterdam. By the way great pipe organ in the beginning!
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Rutger PekelharingInteresting topic. I would have expected more concrete cases and experiences. Anyway, it contained good food for thought.
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jacob greidanuspros: great topic, some great talks cons: it all took to long (a lot of talks, some of which running out of the planned time) Maybe a maximum of 6 talks combined with a visual talk timer would keep things on track (this helps audience energy and participation levels)
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Alan MunzerInteresting topic, smilar to digital music and other industries which are waiting for more standardisation and regulation/legislation to unlock full potential. Saw some very good topics before the first break (esp. on new Bluetooth standard)
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Jan van RossumVooral praktijkvoorbeelden spreken aan. Wat meer filosofische benadering van de laatste spreekster is op zich aardig voor de overweging, maar voor mij te weinig concreet
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Erwin PoezeHoewel mHealth niet mijn primaire interesse heeft, heb ik er toch weer nieuwe ideeën uit gehaald. Altijd nuttig.
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joppe van duijnSaw 1 seemingly independent presentation by the bluetooth developer, all others were either industry or paid by industry. Left half way but decided to stay for the ECG talk. Unfortunately there was another advertisement talk by Vodafone which got me heading for the door permanently I hope everyone noticed it was more advertisement than sharing of information to get a better understanding.
Would have been interesting to invite a physician or nurse and have more time to ask questions. Too bad it wasn't more interactive.
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